Chapter
Reflecting on a Father's Legacy
1:02:04 - 1:17:35 (15:31)
Reflecting on his own father's death, the speaker shares how the opportunity to reflect on someone over an extended period of time can clarify one's thoughts about the person and their legacy. He also talks about the importance of not casting someone out, and how expressions of anger do not necessarily indicate a relationship's failure.
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The speaker discusses how reflecting on his late father over time has allowed him to understand and appreciate him more.
1:02:04 - 1:11:12 (09:08)
Summary
The speaker discusses how reflecting on his late father over time has allowed him to understand and appreciate him more. The comparison between his father and his daughter helps see traits in his father that he didn't notice earlier.
ChapterReflecting on a Father's Legacy
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Professor John Gottman's concept of contempt in relationships can be an insidious force that causes them to fail.
1:11:12 - 1:14:09 (02:56)
Summary
Professor John Gottman's concept of contempt in relationships can be an insidious force that causes them to fail. Expressing anger is not necessarily a predictor of a relationship's failure, but casting someone out is a great injury.
ChapterReflecting on a Father's Legacy
EpisodeE162: Malcolm Gladwell: Working From Home Is Destroying Us!
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Ensuring subordinates feel like they belong in a team is vital for effective management and neglecting this can be detrimental, whether in building organizations or individual relationships.
1:14:09 - 1:17:35 (03:26)
Summary
Ensuring subordinates feel like they belong in a team is vital for effective management and neglecting this can be detrimental, whether in building organizations or individual relationships.